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MONROE. N. C RRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, ms.
VOL.24. No. 70.
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ENEMY BEGINS ONE OF THE
WARS GREATEST RETREATS
delay nd over a considerable
dia- GERMAN GRIP OX FRANCE-
tance. , BEIXUl'M HAS Bfcfc bkumj
So far we nave- naa mre
lrnrh Ktunendoua drama. On July
British Suufeh Into
And V,ui 1.. Agree That ,,e.brg
I , . j .v. l-l.l.lo In AniMlstl . ... u . finis.
. j Ai.oi4 .ho Initiative. In AUEUSt
. m i a uu pciai u - - - i
Section of the Hlndenbur Line anu . n,ninv.d th Initiative to open
w Con- the great operation whlcn tnrew im
Germans back to ine Hinaeuourg uu.
rnr the nast two weeks we- have bad
a colossal struggle to drive the Ger-
Advance Five Mile Bt I;
Uiiue to Moe Forward.
(By The Associated Press.)
with the British Army on the St.
Anontin stor. October third. The
British troops smashed a large and
Line 1 Crumbling Almost Sur
rounded by Allies the Sltuatio
Look Serious for Germany.
Washington, October 2. The Ger-
ttruisn troops Buiiieu - i iye are now to see me iui3n ki- ,...... jijb.
vital section of the Hindenburg line " reUl., fronl tn6 Hin- that the Hindenburg line, was dtein
o. r..ni nH rnm- "c " ... .w I iooti.iv and Armv Officers centereu
Miiy y--"" denburg position, in u -".rs" .tt.ntinn on the efforts
brai. xney nave occupicu u.., f the Germn retirement aepeuua me meir , extricate
ditional towns and village and five .llmate outc0me of the campaign of of the German leaders to
thousand prisoners and numerous ,nhe German8 retreat as they their Armies without a crushing ai
guns nave oeen ui.ea. , did r,om the Marne lnjuiy anu uum asier. n . ,,.m d .n h.
T? battle was re!Uraed at six o-L M s f t . August he I W
ClOCK in tne muiumg 1 -.mnaipn will ena ay ui umc iw vn.miiii . .
:. ... v- j... riioK .nn ana- anlpll,ru . . . ' .......... kokinH I j.icn.lv. unrlra known as the Hln-
tnrougnout ioe "J. - reach the next aeiense byoieiu ur..."- ui ur. -- - heeominK
tralian divisions driving deep into he gche,dt and thc MoUS and the denburg line already was bee ora.ln
enemy derenses. i ne grouuu liberation of most 01 tjeigium win unit-nauie .
which the British troops fought theli ;K0 be postponed until next year. ,en smashed 'hM.h "
way against the Inevitable swarms of "VaN MORALE BREAKS. north of St. Quen.n The Immediate
man dead.
IF GERMAN MUKAi,. ent of the city by French
But if the German morale brwk. he Bwin wldening ot the
down, if there is a bling of the troop d coupled v,th me
ADVANCE OF FIVE MIls. . ""r.Lnce at any vital section, then 'nirrnVoereVs of French.
The advance has reached a aeptn may.see a supreme disaster. "-- .ndrBritish forces, in Be-
. it i thoneht here, may possi
T... ho nhnio German scheme
of retirenunt already begun on tne
itary decision had this year, or tnis
last event there seems to be only the
remotest chance, it is cen.u
that the Germans must go to the
frontier, but it is prooaoiy ui
...in h ohlo to rally mere -
W 111 w " - -
.1 f - I" t
BritUh penetration of the line "
was said, may furnish Marshal Foch
.... - ..,o embarrass the Uer-
WllH uieauo - 0l.
retreat, always wun me w"""
nf Bhnnt five miles at its apex ana it , , rsorlT1an army, and a mil-
follows that tne principal niuutuuu.-
defeoses here have been snauerea. a
few hours may see the British all way
cn the other side or tne great uei
man defensive eystem.
Prom the north comes most sign!
The .printing who were i....r. nnprations fol
- - . .. .. - t wediiiri . . . . I man reLi rui. pimijJ ...... .
gradually being left in the year. But even if the imora o - - precipitating a veritable rout
v mtroot nn nrarticallv all the I ' ... Ko the maximum I v v- . . .
.,rfiuu . ko Ot nonnern " v., . SITUATION UKAV r..
profit of this campaign, u e nf victorious en
in human history. v im whnle front from the
The German cnens.ve . u- - w --- - he altuatlon
broken. Germany's (onMu,. p. , " undoubtedly graves
inces and cities are w u.--- .- -- menacjng
. . . j .V lrmont.ll.. hor PTaSIl AU1CU UVUK" line " - e .1
Aimers hqkf, bouiu ui i ni F - , .. , A- ..,.nu0t nna on one ik
ierpV has been taken and the British Belgium. In France na-. . t . --" ""h French troopa In
are e'ast of there. Indications are not in Champagnena .....
Armentieres sector and appear to be
in .,n flight. British troops have
entered and are now passing through
Lens.
EAST OF ARMENTIERES
Charlotte Him One Hundred Ami
Forty Cat Doctor Called to An
al in Combating the lHi In
Wilmington Nature and Treat
nient. October Second. While reports to
day to the ofnee of the surgeon gen
eral of the army stowea ae-reases iu
the nu.ii.ber of new cases of Spanish
Influenza at army camps, miorma-
tion coming to the pubile health ser
vice was that the disease was iapm
ly fpreading anioug the civilian pop
ulation over the country.
The maladv has appeared now in
fnrtv-thre States and the District of
Columbia and besides New England it
is enideniic n tidewater v irgin.a.
South Carolina and other places. It
wa. renorted particularly prevalent
along the Atlantic seaboard and the
gulf coast. Vigorous steps 10 ruuium
the disease have been taken by the
public health service and doctors and
nnrsps have bein ordered to sever
al places where the epidemic is most
severe. . .
It was announced that tne kw
rvnoa War Work Council has appro
priated $576.00u for expenses inci
dent to its work In combating the in-
filuenza. The Council soon win ap-
gaas baa not been especially noted. FI XERAL FROCF..SSIOX AND
Fever sores occasionally occur. Some- parade INTERMINGLE
times there Is enlargement of various
glands. At the end of the fever the .u...u. ..n.
hitecornulsesofthebiooa nave oeen iunr vl
found to be increased siigauy in number.
TREATMENT.
The treatment consists of rest in
bed. laxatives, light diet and reme
dies to relieve distressing symptoms.
When sneezing or
cheesecloth should be used, "nicn L10hahlv never seen in Monroe before
uiuoi imaiu i tho interni.nenne oi a snevi. vo"-"
nnrt a funeral procession.
COI XTY Bl'VlXG MOST BONDS SoIue good colored brother whose
.v vmf A HATTLESHIP name- could not be learned was siowiy
-" " - i i: hi. i in a nne- iorse waKuu
wrnumj ui... ...
Friglitened and Tried to Run Away
Caught by Young Man on Hayne
Street.
iw.nw nirhine the carade of the
stressing symptoms. ahow on North Hayne street
coughing pieces of B10rnig witnessed a sight
ho lispri. Which euuvo.o o t-ofnre
The Ten North Carina Tns Pur- to his hnal "- TSJ
i basing Mont Itomls will Have the nondescript conveyances. As the pro-
Allege - rraTtfn2ihe.Iff MeJcha
If Union county grades higher than bank jt lllingied with the street pa
any other county in the State In the rade of Spalk8 h0w. Sr ectators who
purchase of Liberty Loan Bonds of were watchi,lg the parade were sud
the fourth Issue there will soon be a .pn, Burpri8ed to see following a
ship "Union'fenamed for Union coun- cl)wn the wag0u bearing the coffin,
ty, in the United States navy. If Mon- And tnen fon0wing the elephants a
roe is one of the ten towns rating fonveyance Ailed with mourners,
highest in the fifth Federal Reserve Thus lhe gloonl dispelling parade
district In the purchase of Liberty an(J the gioomy procession were wend
Bonds of the Fourth issue there will j lneir intermingled ways when a
soon be a tank "Monroe" striking tT- coiic looking lnule bearing two ludic
ror to the heart of the Hun on the crojg looklng colored sisters, one or
battlefields of France. Mr. V. B. whicn bore in ner hands a bunch or
Love, county chairman for the Fourth flower8( (en in behind the steam pi
l.ibertv Loan has been officially noti- T'h n,an at the keyboard of the
peal for additional nursing personnel fic,d as above. machine was gaily playing away on
and nurses desiring to serve have been Following is a copy of the letter ..Turkey D thc Straw." The comic-
asked to report to the nearest lieu explaining the puin wnicn was ie- lookng liu,ie, taking noie 01 wie i-
Cross chapter. ceived by Mr. Love: that dense clouds of steam and smoke
Influenza cases at all camps now -i am asking your very careful at- were ls.sulllg from the contraption in
number more than one hundred thou- tention to the following interesting front of hi)li and must have decided
,..ih 7 ell rasea of tineumonlti and imnnrtant announcement, which ... ,t -trav hit of that place ot
reported since the epidemic began and should prove extiemely helpful In wh,ch hi3 0VIWT spoke of so feelingly
wanting that the Germans have dot are a'acing . in " - long 0ward equally vital supply line, on
forced to beEln one of the war's great- been Genimn for foity se ven . s towaia eq y assuming
.i ii ri3rwa m h iici iiiuu i iim in uri . ' - . i
est retreats. mourn, anu . - - -,ianB 0. . vagt trap thrusting us hundred ana our
,ha and all chance of a German tne other. The batue ..ne .---.
nw . .nnor.itin with the return to the onensive is evii. 1:1c oup ' novman ar- rnn,n Plko Arkansas.
1 7'. ..i.- vniT.ao. noar Th. mavrh to Berlin has begun, MaWB out to enguu - -"' ; " ' thnn thousand no ahin to Vimlnia one ship, to
lis Jootha iBtimulat nc interest in tne coinius . v- halved occasionally. uu
"sixteen camps to-day reported new campaign. ti UDOn this decision turned tail and as
... . V . 1 l.t,Dt ..n.. . .'..If - I Mn,lnflr Inn chin I 1 . . .. . l ir.n'a irhndt
cases of innuenza wun me mif"' "ine pnvupgr ui u.uuus nj pnrsuSf( oy me urau iua s""-
number at Camp Meade. Maryland, now building, and ten tanks has been I t o3 ,n ,ne opposite direction down
.v. .,o thnnenmi five tiunurea anu cr von the Finn teaerai reserve u- .. ,,.
ninety were reported. Camp Custer, trict. and a scheme of competition for The tWQ" iudcr0us appearing color
Mihion ronnrted one thousand, four ihi honor is be!nE worked out. . .iss mmnl the lines loose and
iun ..(!. " . ---- , . . . . ..... - ... ,, p-
new cases -une snip is assigneu iu em u m: . th e more to tneir noweis.
and Tayor, h the district as follows: To Marylana lbout half a blook the mule contin
e thousand fine shin. to VirEinia one ship, to , hut Eiaceles3 flight
imu,ui.w, ... .. . I t.l i M.rfk Pir. "" .,. (u .nontn.
hovo. en i .,w.h romna i.eo vireinia. uuu urn"', i wesr vim n.a one buiu, iu i" N.,n iinvne mreei wiiuc
The German leauero .v'","r: "' .v . hnnHrerf ; ...M t e,,lh Tarnlina one "i .I,",. .,vonipnt door
They have rorcea tne ucnnu k on.y me Dv. .,, , .00 that .vol, ii.nrer Official reports to i idois, nau .nu.e iuu uuuu, une v tor, Degan u wvn. i- -
; J -j ..in in., Th ner- fr vrara no one can fail to see tnai (heir Hanger. uiiili v ,.,..o,i . Th. flftv deaths at Uhin to he onineted for in each state cHHoniv a voune white man
, Tus Eeroutof the Belgian theg'rand march has started. I . gt.u '.Depaitmen hTa- rn Dlx and"twenty-nine at Camp paVateiy by the county as the unit. g the' crowd and seizing the
. i 4v.a iinra r.r (iiir miiauvv i rnn r hi uaLivn w. . , 1 - . i . i tatennnn-taYnaaniTii i. . i i n aririi i k
coast as far as Ostend if tne aavanc roaa is ions .e - - Be,,um coast was iwav- Deves. Massachusetts. ine winn.n i-u.. - " - - niule by tnewiiu w "'nTann
here continues, as It gives every sign ts mcreasins- j , . . , an " . Th(ro ,iso is conclusive vi- The shipbutiaing program tuavn uim uuo...u6 convinced mm wai '
of doing. One or tne aa. . u.R - - -- ...u.. f-- he evacuation of the lines
. ihnxian h RlOrV.lS COIlllllfi v - urmv - .. J- ...u... ih. .,,
GRAND MARXH TO BERLIN victory is no longer even .ttei oi before Rhel.usw - tent of the men employed, t he t., ty Loan Bonds. oKl contraption, and led him to his place
me -vvnen nnai nKuren u" u .v- aireet.
o.v.l..i.j v.o MnM nf the cam-lu'
I Uiaieu oliei iiiv nv.v v.
Ttelcia
Rniiiora after hard street fighting
They have forced the Germans well only the
fill. nffl . ..
n,.h.oi st Ouentin ana uuie nues.
V.a in"1 - - , .... ft or I n.u ro..min
ciartinc niaces. uuv i vir...
HAS AT LAST STARTED
Victory is no longe r even it .mail. Tt,fp0roeueXn uppermost Tn the minds p7r cent of the men employed
rT) debate. From the , North Sea to the ( Question PPern 8,1 . t0 whfth- Rector general said. Through
banks of the Moselle the final advance 0j Army 'WJcUli ' "emmalld . edCai Bervice of the corporation
Final Avance i Now Going Forward
Saya Slmohdsr Enemy May be Able
to Rally at German Frontier And
Had Weather May Stop 1918 Oiier-
ittlonH.
BY FRANK fc. SIMONDS
(Copright. 1918. by The New York
Tribune.)
to, vn.-tf r.iiv. N. Y. October 2nd
The advance of the Belgians and
the second British Army continues to
be the most interesting single clr
..cionnM in the battle ot Fiance.
It is interesting both in its present
er the German high
acted In time.
W - IIICU ILU1 D- w - - m I - I ' -
J . Ur .rfnrt la bei be made to stop the aien. the award will be made unaer , tiavE TIERCK KILLED Hi
Paris 'Jua'1srread of the maiHoy. line ionowing ru.es.
Is going forward
COSVOY lCORT.TAMl'A . , . Announoement r.. Tkro Precautionary 'measures to pre- " ..l6t-The largest percentage of
TORPEDOED IN THE CHANNEL. I .,vo French yesterday in operations vent arf epidemic of influenza in war- population subscribing snan couni ou
iui rv- jy me rrPK.ii J" ' . . . ,.roohlnirtnn the OUbllC nor rent.
.. . between the L vesie anu u.j -"V",oVo3re,t rinsed to-day r.VnTh. lareest ner capita sub-
a tl. 1 Ilitat V.1II1U I m. I - I HinnT ill I II H UIL11V UHJ I M'lIUUlO mic viv. I - 1 . " . . ,
United Stolen Ravai ers '- " out of an 9(, liberty Loan parades as well as 8Crlption, as applied to the population
.... nK r.Mt With One petting vruui-a u- "mKo.o has ... kim atherlnBa were Drohib- nf the unit, shall count 40 per cent.
M m ahandoned tlgnting uue. r.r," -i-o.. .::., nV,.- ,Mnlnl
... ... r u.. Pmnrh attacK on ted hv the QlSimi cohiuiimi""". i oiu jne iiib"i ,,.....
tigmeeu .i been no mui i r :nl, ,hP ,. ...hscribed shall count 10 I
TRAIN NO. 30 WEDNESDAY.
per
.u .vi- l.nnt and the
a large siaie u fc,.oriTed ci-h infinn eases, numbering -ent
withdrawal. Only Lne thundred. reported yesterday in- -The honor of naming the five re
Farmed for Mr. R. B. Redwine West
of Monroe Was tarrylng Two
B.mn of Cotton Which Prevented
Him Fwm Seeing the Train In
terment in Sulfiii Cemetery Thura
daj. Mr. Dave Tieroe, who worked a
Miami, with all on board one nuu
f v,ir.nin tn Mr u. B. Redwine
cases in unar.oue. u. by any cuy navins o.uu iiiiiii mnu Uvi. n.UB a3 ln.
, city health onicer. saiu or mo,.e, located wunin tne r inn reu- aooui u tK-Vn Wednesday
number of cases proDao.y eral Reserve Disinct. tne same mice sianuy m 't,.ru hY
i t a iia i'urn i l .H..,AKntnii n hnvn vn nnvi'in iiiiu ri.rniniri wiir-ii nc nua v. - -
and the front.
cr.nimd at the Aisne
.a ctohiniftd itself from the Oisne
to the Swiss frontier. Sir John French
asked and obtained permission to take
the British army to the north. The
Army was moved up to a front from
stonier to Bethune and began a turn
ing movement around Lille designed
to drive the Germans out of this great
city In the course of this opera
tion. Sir Douglas Halg reached Ypres
and there joined up wun on
Bawlinson's seventh corps. At tne
close of the third week of October,
French tried to push east out of Ypres
down the Menin road, and seize the
crossings of the Lys river. While he
was engaged ln this operation he en
countered the first wave of the Ger
mans coming south from Antwerp,
which had fallen. Here was the be
ginning of the first battle of pres.
In the next few days the Allied of
fensive became an almost despairing
jo..i.-o and the British expedition-
arv army stood and died holding the
"Ilj ..'nint. while the BelElans
--.I tho rronph to the westward held
the Yser canal line. From October
nh Nnvnmher 15th the great
struggle raged and was won by our
Allies by only the narrowest mai .
mw that the tide has turned, and
the British and Belgians are doing
attempted ln 1914 and
Halg in 1917. they are drlv ng for
ward behind the German positions on
the Belgian coast, they are pushing
a wedge deep Into the German front
d the evacuation of
Lille on the south and of Ostend on
.ko rih ha already begun. This
means that the Germans are going
back behind the Scheldt from Ghent
tn Valenclenes: that after four years
of war Ypres has at last become i
quiet sector.
SAME HAPPENINGS IN FRANCE
and what la happening In Belgium
in France. The Ger-
ima whtrh with minor modiflea
in. hit endured through four long
i. htvnmin evacuated: Rhelms
like Ypres and Verdun will before
many days be far behind the front.
We may not see any swift and
general retreat. We may see a pro
longed struggle from one trench sys
tem to another, behind "switch lines,
and subordinate lines, a reproduction
on an enormous scaie or me nrm ui
tie nf the Somme. O the other hand
It seems assured that the Germans
between the Meuse and the Oise and
Hundred and
IUmrd One North Carolinian Lost. BerHn Btateraents have characterized
(By The Associated Press.) thmr""rt was involved, yet two creased to one hundred and forty the nianlrjg 8hip8 may be competed for
wohinirtnn n. C. October tnira. , wi s rear guarus, total known
i f the Naval natrol boat Tarn- . " mrod C. C. Hudson
v - - - - a ..-1 WCIC VWlllU. I . . , 1
no fmniPHv the coast Kuaru vuun .T-rr-xmr.TTa TASK. tne uciuai
r.. . . . i n nna nun-i ww in.Ua ot ipqhi iwtrt as idiKr. no eg r uiiiMttini ouui -v - w.
To withdraw the whole two nun- , , bU t0 expect very maklnB this award, except that the train number thirty from Aiiam
. . .,. mhnril ine niv v". ' . -., I ' . !.:... I , .
nine nuuw rnid inriense in the nunioer oi Known honors will rail to ine iirsi nve iiue.5.ionioe. , .. .....
... In i . v.iv,t mllnir HiMro- Tho nic ilent OCCUVed 0!1 llie
.amesi Buir' ouii. ninK ine mtiicni ih'i . - ,
. . ,.u .. tl. ni ,. i.if hh nri Mr. rJ. . iiuw o
disease I have iieau wun. gnrumg Mate un. .. . . ,iio west nf town
The honor oi naming ine lui.ivs ren.uein.-e uuwui. - -
. . , , ... I-,... ....... h..A l..in iini?:icen 111 DICK-
mav lie comneteu tor ny any iihuii'ui- .vir. i imk n -- .
. . a I . .1 I 1.. : I ! l,n 111 I Villi II 11 1 1 LI C lil.
. t .it. rfiinU nn.i 1111111 ..itn n timn nnvinir n niiniiiii nun i mtr i ui u i v i " '
observers here believe tne 'eHterdav indicated an Increase of uniier 25.000 inhabitant?, located day and had brougni J"""';"" ,
will be difflcuU beyond words. Tfc"e Jr'jnuenia West Ualeigh and wlthl the Fifth Reserve DlatrH the pie to the houe and
Is no possiDimy. ... waa other subsurbs. Yesterday, one nun- same three rtues enumermeu im"c w muie. n o - ,
casting what may happen. d Hnd three cas.e9 were reported .vetn in making this award, except with two bogs of cotton on ii s i b r win
There are several pi.tec8 p0!c.trar l):.vis. and the epidemic ti,t the honors will fall 10 ine nrsi uters on ins way u'- ' """. " ..-
" i. ... ..... I o hrhteen men was a- i '"" " .. .v..o iho
. I i A...Afi f v niip.r uuj mil " -
now doing what French and Foch night of September 26th . .n in ru- ' -Vsk. With constantly ln-
"trove to do In October. 1914. VvZLT S reported., creasing ; .uperlorltly of "umbe" ""id
It will be recalled four years go and V Ice Admiral Sim 't'".. BOwer resting with Marshal roch
when Kluck had made gpou nw caieu m. . -
ounnrtinir a cnnVOV
Through the sinking of the Tam
pa the Navy suffered Its greatest sin
gle blow of the war. Ten officers and
one hundred and two enlisted men
most of them taken over from the
toast guard service when the Tam
pa was sent to the war zone many
. I A r n A In fulfil-
onths ago, were auudiu uu iu
t on it was reponeu mui. - - -- . ... gector. The
army officer and five civilian employ- .reverse in the ' t0 ;,Rlum
,.o ...o-o. nn the Vessel. 0""" V. i l llnon
is hammering at tne vuai uvv -.
.u- t mo oniiont nn one side while
oi ine uiuo nv. ----
ces were on the vessel.
EFFORT TO SAVE CREW.
aheVd of made a thorough search in - , almed at h J o was -
the vicinity after they felt the shock ' other route of escape from he in eterBdBy but th.
of the explosion, but they failed to fdly formlng pocket A ready the J afe ,g belng Rlv
nna a sing.e sunnu.. - large enemy ioneo uuiu" attention bv Dr. J
front where the situation appears par- " Yeehed g ,e S(.hool for the u,n cltl0B or towna of this class, ob- was -truck by the train. e
....... i fi'drera sa d that "as amiiii ....u. n.. i.i.,.n.i .niinm vow hnrd nl heaniiK and the Dags
t cuiariy i-imtcii. v.. , (--(.lored near anu lumu .aimiic uijiumi , ' ' . . , "u ,,,.hihiv
iho nt-lir Hill coast P10D- ru ol.-hlv.fnur i.ti.. ..., irkinh i-Piriilntfvt ,,f .ntlnn nn HIS shoulder UloDdDiy
pvaruai "i u,v " : . i I runnnworill s.nei wlkit . mc oamr ........ . . 0 v . ..... .u..
.7. ... ..nQd nn the enemy In i uioouwunu . ..,,,. . ,, .... ,.t ,,tua hv tho LM1.,,ip him from Eeeuig Uu ai'-
stuuenis are tu. m nuun-iwn , u,r ii'piMutniiii. ... ...... w ---
. , ., .... n-.,iihur nf nc'li.'n,i I T'ouowo P'inir u-ill pfivci n. I urn i r li 1 11 e train.
reportea. u.e e . e . --;- " Tv I 'T, " y nron.nt ' 'i of the cotton caught on
cases m various ' . "I" .1,0 0in. nn,i thrt nth-
toeether w th three cases ai camp announcement iniougn joui mui. me iti-uei m i. " --
lOf,ei.iei mi" , ,.., . Ono. ol ohnnt thil tv-flve teet
Iftnu urge every uue n tunc " ci n oo nc... . - -
i, nf influenza among this hnnnr nne lhat every citizen of down the track. An examination ot
in ho fnvoeri nn the enemy
au.J win c '""V" :.. ,,o eprl
. m- tn ovorr an even ii'"1 - -
ail euun .v.. - - - T)
Polkj
The cutbrean
rvtho voaania nf the convoy, which .j oHvnnre of other British I. me ouio numb ii,..i'.ii nr tnun will he nroud the hndv was made by county phsician
It appears the Tampa had steamed Lces ortheastward from the poal- . was the ,ost important feat- to have taken part In winning. ri. A. Stevens and Mr. It. L. Wiggs.
disease in
the situation
given careful
r rtiiimmor
uuu a diuric - . i larKe euciiij .. i of tentinn nv Lir. J. v. i""1""-'
in naval uniform were picked up duii . th Dockot faCe the necessity oi hv,.ininn
... hoH nnt heen Identified up to ... the nrltlsh front on tne "-" ot and
ijisj aiw . . . i i mhb uk oiwu . ... . i -i rio RlIll.lLltlU UL CI. vJ w
the time Admiral Sims' latest ais- ,f ,he best ilne8 of witnaiawu. rnllop rontinuee to Improve
natches were filed. ro followed, the natients at those
" , . . . 1 fn.mah I . 1. 1 1. ...o I Dr. ftu in .... . " -
"Yours very truly,
"FREDERICK N. NOLTING,
'Chairman Publicity Committee, Fifth
Federal Reserve District."
War Helicn Train.
A train loaded with war relics sent
back here bv men in service in France Carolina
They found that his neck had been
broken by the lorce oi me u.uw anu
a small hole knocked iu the skulL
The right hip and left leg were brok
en. An inquest was not deemed nec-
rontain Charles Satterlee, former- nfapera here think the oer- u ' rfieoharired There U,m ho at vhaw. Monday. October two daughter
ly of the coast guard service, was the fl e tnat surrender of the piac es Mary8 2:15 t0 4:15 p ,.. Mon- good workman and on the day the ac-
commander of the Tampa, his name Beigian coast will draw tne r reu., rQe
and those of six otner mnce.s and Belgian armies m mat "
688ft ry
He was a native of Yotkvllle. South
His wife, three sons ana
survive. He was a
ntnety-nlne men have been cabled to thug easin? the strain agalnat tne ton . more than sixty-five Everybody in Union county is urg- had been extremely hard of hearing
' Mmiftav nrtnhpr 7th. from 4:45 ridont occured remained to pick cot-
n a w -vAl DU I a ...kM. at tan ha nl VfMia III
i in k ii ii a vi i ii i ii i it. r a Lit. i inn i mi iit-r Liitiu aucuu v n v.""-1
the Navy Department ' by Admiral . ,ne trlangie of town long enough to ' m g . j dortorg now 8Uf. ed t0 g0 to either of the above named for a number of years.
Sims as Included among those miss- K them t0 carry out a withdraw- '" f l)e maiady. At Bladen- places and see these relics. They will Rev. John A. Wray conducted tun
ing from the Tampa, u wag , horn a small mill town In Eastern be ehown and explained to you oy re- eral servicee at caieu. n.u. .
oh that the names of the other men .nllfh another critical sit- " " .u .o hundred cases, inmod u nnnded soldiers who have the dav. Interment was in the halein cem
v v 1 i.i V .r. I I HnillllB. tliriC HI.- 11. i .... ... . - .
1Anlna, 1 r .null (1.1 I ' . . . 1 T1 ....A .r. nA . no .
ITloer Ol caneo "i-ltrain in cnarne. on auie iu oc eieiy
these niaces. the train. It will be both interesting and
bin. foithfiillv In inoLnMivi) Kn pli9riri for admission. J'enter drove Items,
a . a . ... iiui . ri.HK in t. w i ni... .m....- . - i ..... . .. ' '
,.i.. in th nt received from from the most aavancea g yu. w further spread of the disease T- L. Riddle, i'uhiicity Manager, correspondence oi i ne juu. ...
Admiral Sims are the names of J. D. hold about Rheinis grauu .y and ln assisting the poorer famines. Unon County.
Nix. Este e. South Carolina; j. urn- ien...B . ...vompnt NATURE OF THK uish-apc
' . ... Aii i ,ua.. ,onr ann wun me niv
tnn. J. C. W UKie. u. a. liioman, an me, n"- - rd , .. .hat the true nature Ol
of Charleston. South Carolina, and screened by a ''5n of -JL.ni.h "influenza." which is
Carl Lewis Dalton, of Oaatonia. woun oauie. . th hoeinnnK to make its appear
ed tnat me names ui i..v vi ...y- To tne goum Biiuiue. Carolina, there are nv
would be sent as soon as they could uat,on , deveioPtng It seems cer- na1 als0 , nur
be deflntely ascertained. taln t0 officers here that the -German b . At a), ,
ONE NORTH CAROLINIAN. leaders planned to withdraw slowly Crosg (g worki
Miss Vera Helms who has a posi
tion in Charlotte has returned home
for awhile. 'Miss Myrtle Stilwell and
Miss Toney Stilwell of Charlotte were
Carolina.
St. yuentin. no - , - - ,. lfteP havng
Prehby'terian flmrch Notes.
11 A. M.. Worship and the observ
ance of the Lord's Supper.
4:30 P. M., Sunday scnooi. " w rrenyu. - - k of
Dav will be the event, and a special an iiwin. ' '"'- f
; ' .,m ho ronrtered. An offer- the withdrawal seems
ing will be taken lor.s. a. txienamu
Work
Morn
forty minutes.
.. . .. .ii ho nlop and I n In thla
77. II . 'T i .nn from the nilRsed over Europe, is really in
north The fall of LaFere. already doubt. although the symptoms close
three sides by th? ,y resemble those of Jn. . . ,
French, and the swirt aeve.u,,. - k . --''- - - ,,y
jUl HIB.IIIHIUIIO
in regard to the leading synipiunm
. ou.ii'a KulMToonl Church
l .' is i oih oftor Trinity.
5:30 P. M.. Evening service, lasting Sunday. wri,.,i,.. 7 Morn-
The onset Is sudden, with chills, se
vere headache, pains in ine nam aim
olnowhere. eeneral Physical aepresa-
ir.n fluahod face. Foreness or me
Death of Irs. . T. Sellers.
Hiri neasie Sellers, wife of Mr. V.
T. Sellers, died In Dr. Pryor's hospital the guests of Miss Loma HortenSatur-
nhoctor Tiioartav nirht. where she d.iv nli?ht. ,Mr. Wade llorton ot
UL 1. 1 1 . .... i . " ' J c I j r,
had been undergoing treatment tor Camp Jackson was at nome on a rur-
some time. . lou?,h Saturday. .vir. uauii'i wuu-
The deceased whs a native or Fori ams of Camp Jackson was ai nome on
Mill, S, C, but had m? her home in a fuilough also. Miss Winnie Trull
Monroe for a cumber cf years. She H visiting friends and relatives la
was a woman of the finest Christian MeMer. Ga. Mr. A. T. Went! and son
character and was a member of the 0f Concord have returned home after
Baptist church. She had many friends vi?i"n friends and relatives, Mr.
here who are grieved at her depart- and Mrs. Will McRorte and little Lou-
. . 1 V. .....11.. . ... . 1 .f.Tl ... nlnwBil In
Ure. Sne was aevoiea 10 ner loiiiuj mp, ana wr. x.ime .ucivune mw v
and to her church," and was an enthu- Raleigh Monday to see their sister.
it u honed that all ihe above ser
vices will .be well attended. "The
summer is past." let all our members
RALLY on Sunday nejt.
nn nrrmmt of absence from home,
or for other reasons, many allow their
particularly about Laon and ln the St. ! your arrearages
hohain retlon must retire with mue iau. ttepww.
Sunday scnoui i --- . . - - - - ,.i nn(i fPV- ana to ner cnurcu, mm wn i.iu- naieii,:. muiiunj iu oirv
Ing service with holy communion at throat, a rather slow pulse, ann lev worker in all Its undertakings. Mr.,. 0scar Helms, who has been In a
eleven. Evening prayer and sermon er from one hundred and one to one SurvlvinK her are her husband, one hospital there for some time. Mr.
t eight, every Wednesday eicu.ue,, nUuureu , ,h raDd I daughter, Miss Mary sellers, anu one pewey Yandieand Mr. uuraetie nar-
mv. v. : ' , rie I son, Mr. W illiam sellers. tis or this vicinity nave enusieu .
and complete recovery, as a ruie. ..norai ne-rvlces were conducted at rnile Sam's service and will leave at
At the Pastime. In the young ana neauny no e, Wednesday. A number of an CBriy date. There will be preach-
esteem ine at Sardia Baptist cnurcn next sai-
the deceas- Mrd.ty and Sunday by the pastor, Rev.
',1. D. L. Preslar. Rosebush.
Back Liber- Buy Liberty Bonds to iranspon
I Troops.
cmii wnman la me uuc mi. ruusruucuii:. oKHl'Ha " . i . tn .iia.t.ri th
. . i v ... I ..... ... A Minn np i -ine iwu ouu. . ... - i - .. . .. i .1 1 -m nnrtie uriruic oir.i-" . "
Jl?X .; dBn . .f the picture to be shown at the Pas- .ulted, bt. horl and resp'ect they held for
hV7umm;;: The chuiTh treasurer, time f
. - 1 D.ida rannot nav the out- ture of dramatic interest wnirn .uui nas o .
I, -nd.n; Vm. to' date. PIm bring your Interest from start to nnin. - naran , .. - - - rrtoD.d. Bnv L'berty Eonds to
-- iiji- mi.. n.avea dv ri I eium ipinumv... ' . .
next &unaay w.uiuui -nu. . - Disturbance of the digestive oa- tys regions.
1 Liean auu .iuocjiu